Need help with water perimeters
- Thread starter Polyaddict86
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I'm thinking so too
Install a drip, good to go after you sort out your filter. I'm pretty sure you would have to drip a load for that though
Thank you, im have to fix this soon, all fish are doing good, but i need to sell all my SD and pinktail too cut the load.Hope you get this under control soon, buddy - you got some really great advice and it sounds like you're on your way. This forum rocks.
Are your polys doing OK so far?
Silly babies, interfering with life and getting in the way of your hobby.
Yeah, I read that. I think it was a smart move until you get things sorted. At least you're keeping the most important and best fish. Happy to hear that you haven't had any losses.
Happy to hear that you haven't had any losses.
My word. I hope the op isn't as serious as you, he might think i'm serious about him selling the baby! Just for the record i would never advise anyone to sell their baby, ever, (unless you got a ridiculously good offer and then maybe it would warrant some careful consideration!)
Yeah i obviously get the baby part was a joke. But the water quality stuff is pretty obvious didnt see a point in telling him what he already knows. Op is in crisis prevention mode. No need to go back and forth and derail a good thread. So my bad lets just let it go.
Dont know why i didnt think of this earlier but you could always get a hob overflow and a new pump to address the the flow issues.
Im not a huge fan of them but i do have an eshopps overflow on a 150 gal. Its a little noisy and not as flood proof as other methods but better than nothing
JK47
what ya think ?
Im not a huge fan of them but i do have an eshopps overflow on a 150 gal. Its a little noisy and not as flood proof as other methods but better than nothing
JK47
what ya think ?
Dont know why i didnt think of this earlier but you could always get a hob overflow and a new pump to address the the flow issues.
Im not a huge fan of them but i do have an eshopps overflow on a 150 gal. Its a little noisy and not as flood proof as other methods but better than nothing
Not a bad idea at all. I run a CPR overflow and aqualift pump. I trust those as well.
I like that idea, nose is fine for me and overflowing water is ok since the tank is in the garage.Dont know why i didnt think of this earlier but you could always get a hob overflow and a new pump to address the the flow issues.
Im not a huge fan of them but i do have an eshopps overflow on a 150 gal. Its a little noisy and not as flood proof as other methods but better than nothing
